Saturday Sport: Galway beat Dublin in Leinster hurling final

GAA

Galway have beaten Dublin in the Leinster hurling final. The scoreline was 4-29 to Dublin's 4-15.

Laois have been crowned Joe McDonagh Cup champions.

1-6 from Cillian Dunne gave the O'Moores a 1-27 to 1-18 win over Carlow in the final, sealing their place in next year's Leinster Championship.

Laois boss Tommy Fitzgerald says his players delivered at Croke Park:

Sligo and Wexford have both booked their spots in the quarter-final draw for the Tailteann Cup.

Wexford withstood a second-half fightback to see off Leitrim by 20-points to 1-12.

While Sligo were 2-16 to 16 points winners over London.

Fermanagh had 20-points to spare over New York in the preliminary quarter-final.

Cork have opened up their All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship campaign with a win.

They have beaten Galway in a repeat of last year's decider by 18-points to 1-8.

Clare made it three wins from three with a 1-13 to 11 points win over Limerick.

Kilkenny beat Offaly by 12 points and Dublin were 13 points winners against Wexford.

A hat-trick from Aimee Mackin has helped Armagh to overcome Cork by 4-10 to 1-9 in the All-Ireland Ladies Football Championship.

Rugby

Leinster lead the Stormers 13-11 in their United Rugby Championship semi-final.

A try from Rieko Ioane and five points from the boot of Sam Prendergast have the defending champions in front in the second-half at the Aviva.

The Bulls beat 2024 winners Glasgow 22-21 in the first of the semi-finals.

Tennis

Mirra Andreeva has won her maiden Grand Slam tennis title.

The teenager has beaten qualifier Maya Chwalinska is straight sets in the French Open final - 6-3 6-2.

Andreeva is the youngest winner at Roland Garros since Monica Seles in 1992.

Soccer

Former Manchester City boss Pep